can i add a dimmer switch to my cfls

Metasynth

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Nope. Not unless the CFL is specifically designed to be a "dimmer compatible" CFL. Regular CFL's won't work properly with dimmer switches. You can try, but most likely just be wasting your money.
 

ErieR33FER

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dude....it says not to use a dimmer right on the box...this guy is fucking with us....such an obv question it has to be fake.

go Die sock, die.
 

mainliner

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dude....it says not to use a dimmer right on the box...this guy is fucking with us....such an obv question it has to be fake.

go Die sock, die.
you just cant help your self can you, it was a legit question which got answered by the first guy honestly, and it doesn't say on the box ok,,, ,,,,you just cant help.your self can u,,,go back to kiddys corner toke'n'talk
 

ErieR33FER

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you just cant help your self can you, it was a legit question which got answered by the first guy honestly, and it doesn't say on the box ok,,, ,,,,you just cant help.your self can u,,,go back to kiddys corner toke'n'talk
ur the one who belongs in the kiddy corner.

Dude it says it on every box....and i just don't liek you because everythign about you is fake.
 

dluck

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If your CFL's can't be dimmed then they are like 4 or 5 years old...only thing with them is you have to use a mechanical timer and not a digital timer .
 

Red1966

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Some CFLs are dimmer compatible, some are not. Using a dimmer on an incompatible bulb is risking a fire.
 
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